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I Built a Free Browser-Based Digital Logic Simulator for Learning Boolean Algebra - DEV Community

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This page describes Boolflow, a free browser-based digital logic simulator designed for learning Boolean algebra and digital design. Created to help students understand logic concepts visually rather than theoretically, Boolflow requires no installation or account. It supports basic logic gates, flip-flops, counters, multiplexers, and PLM-style blocks with circuit simulation and Verilog HDL export capabilities. The tool enables users to build circuits, toggle inputs, observe outputs, and test ideas instantly. It serves both beginners learning basic Boolean logic and advanced users seeking a quick visual sandbox for digital design experimentation.

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